Boom Boom Pow

T.I. · Other Songs - T.I.

boom boom pow gotta get that mine gotta get that mine

oh oh i like that boom boom pow i love style you try

to cover my swggar im on that next kick now im so 3008

your so 2000 and late i got that boomboom that fueture

boom boom let me get that Boom boom boom,

gotta get-get Boom boom boom,

gotta get-getBoom boom boom, gotta get-get I'm on the supersonic boom

Y'all hear the spaceship zoom

When, when I step inside the room

Them girls go ape-lit That low-fi stupid 8 bit

I'm on that HD flat

This beat go boom boom bap

I'm a beast when you turn me on

Into the future cybertron

Harder, faster, better, stronger

Sexy ladies extra longer



'Cause we got the beat that bounce

We got the beat that pound

We got the beat that 808

That the boom, boom in your town



People in the place

If you wanna get down

Put your hands in the air

Will.i.am drop the beat now



Yup, yup

I be rockin' them beats, yup, yup

I be rockin' them beats, y-y-yup, yup



Here we go, here we go, satellite radio

Y'all gettin' hit with boom boom

Beats so big I'm steppin' on leprechauns

Shittin' on y'all with the boom boom



Shittin' on y'all you with the boom boom

Shittin' on y'all you with the



This beat be bumpin', bumpin'

This beat go boom, boom



Let the beat rock

Let the beat rock

Let the beat rock



This beat be bumpin', bumpin'

This beat go boom, boom



I like that boom boom pow

Them chickens jackin' my style

They try copy my swagger

I'm on that next shit now



I'm so 3008

You so 2000 and late

I got that boom boom boom

That future boom boom boom

Let me get it now



Boom boom boom, gotta get-get

Boom boom boom, gotta get-get

Boom boom boom, gotta get-get

Boom boom boom, gotta get-get



Boom boom boom, now

Boom boom boom, now

Boom boom pow

Boom boom pow



Let the beat rock

(Let the beat rock)

Let the beat rock

(Let the beat)

Let the beat

Boom Boom Pow

T.I.'s "Boom Boom Pow" stands as a defining track of the mid-2000s hip-hop era, blending aggressive rap delivery with a driving, danceable beat that became a cultural staple. The song exemplifies the shift toward trap-influenced rhythms in mainstream hip-hop, featuring a distinctive production style that prioritized energy and rhythm over complex lyrical structures. Released during a period when T.I. was establishing himself as a dominant force in Southern rap, the recording captured the raw, street-level authenticity that characterized his early discography. Its infectious melody and repetitive hook made it a ubiquitous presence on radio and in clubs, influencing a generation of artists to adopt similar high-energy, party-oriented soundscapes. The track remains a significant example of the genre's evolution, showcasing how T.I. successfully merged regional sounds with broad commercial appeal.